Floreana Island
This is one of the inhabited islands of the Galapagos archipelago, but with the smallest population, and very rich in human history.
During the 1930s, some strange deaths and disappearances occurred on Floreana, which are still mysteries today. We spent all the day in three different locations on the same island, but what I like the most is the snorkeling. Today the Video Chronicler and I even had the opportunity to go scuba diving in search of some underwater footage to show everyone later. It was great. We were moving through a large school of tropical fish, (however sea lions of course, are the stars of the show), and at the very end we saw the glass bottom boat riding above us, and the heads of people looking down.
This is one of the inhabited islands of the Galapagos archipelago, but with the smallest population, and very rich in human history.
During the 1930s, some strange deaths and disappearances occurred on Floreana, which are still mysteries today. We spent all the day in three different locations on the same island, but what I like the most is the snorkeling. Today the Video Chronicler and I even had the opportunity to go scuba diving in search of some underwater footage to show everyone later. It was great. We were moving through a large school of tropical fish, (however sea lions of course, are the stars of the show), and at the very end we saw the glass bottom boat riding above us, and the heads of people looking down.
